I've found that awesome lists are generally good for the dumbest, but still one of the most effective, kinds of learning: pattern-matching. This particular lis

I've found that awesome lists are generally good for the dumbest, but still one of the most effective, kinds of learning: pattern-matching. This particular list isn't particularly organized, but I can still C-f for "lens" and find a few articles. I'll open all of them, read all of them, and by the end have a good shot at understanding what a lens is and how to use one. Certainly, reading multiple sources gives you a better chance at understanding than any one particular source. The human brain is extremely good at pattern-matching, and so awesome lists are a great way to "train" it with "data".